Custom Glass Display Vitrines Built to Your Dimensions

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A custom glass display vitrine is a display case built to the exact size, shape and layout your store needs, rather than a standard catalogue unit. At Techno Kol Uzi, every vitrine is measured on site, drawn with a written specification, approved by you, and then manufactured in our factory at 37 Rival Street, Tel Aviv.

Why Retail Stores Choose Made-to-Measure Vitrines

Every shop has its own corners, ceiling heights and walkways. A standard display case rarely fits them well, and squeezing products into the wrong unit wastes space and weakens the look of the store.

A made-to-measure vitrine is designed around your room. Its width, depth and height follow your wall and floor layout, and its shelves are placed for the products you actually sell. The result is a display that feels like part of the shop rather than an add-on.

What Can Be Customized

Most details of a glass vitrine can be adapted to your brand and your merchandise. Common choices include:

Overall dimensions and number of compartments
Glass thickness and clear or tinted finish
Frame profile and finish in iron, aluminum or stainless steel
Sliding or hinged doors, and locking options
Built-in lighting channels and shelf arrangement

We discuss these points together so the vitrine suits both the products and the daily work of your staff.

From First Inquiry to Installation

The process starts with an inquiry. Send us photos of the space and a rough idea of what you want to display. If the request is clear, we arrange an on-site measurement, since exact dimensions matter more than estimates.

Next comes a drawing and a written specification. You review it and approve it before any production begins. Once approved, the vitrine is made in our factory, finished, and then installed in your store. This order keeps surprises to a minimum.

Glass Partitions for Shops and Showrooms

The same expertise applies to glass partitions. A partition can separate a fitting area, mark out a consultation corner, or divide a showroom without closing it off completely. Light passes through, so the space still feels open.

Partitions are measured and built to your floor plan, with frames that match the vitrines in your store. Using one supplier for both keeps the design consistent across the whole shop.

Materials and Finishing

Our work is made to measure in iron, aluminum and stainless steel, and the frame material is chosen for both appearance and daily wear. Stainless steel suits high-traffic stores and a modern look, while aluminum is light and clean. Iron frames can be finished with powder coating or hot-dip galvanizing for a durable surface.

We match the finish to your interior, whether that is a dark, industrial style or a bright, minimal one. Glass thickness and edge work are also set to suit the weight and the handling the vitrine will face.

Planning Your Vitrine Order

To get the most from a custom order, prepare a few basics before you contact us. Note the exact wall or floor space, the height available, the type of products to display, and any lighting or locking needs. Photos of the current area help us understand the layout quickly.

Exact technical details, including glass specifications and any safety requirements, are confirmed with our engineer during the drawing stage.

Frequently asked questions

How do you make sure the vitrine fits my store?

We measure the space on site rather than relying only on photos or estimates. The drawing is then checked against those measurements before you approve it.

Can I see a drawing before production starts?

Yes. You receive a drawing and a written specification, and production begins only after you approve them.

What materials can the frame be made from?

Frames can be made in iron, aluminum or stainless steel, with finishes such as powder coating or hot-dip galvanizing where suitable.

Do you also make glass partitions for shops?

Yes. Glass partitions are built to your floor plan and can be finished to match the vitrines in your store.

Common mistakes to avoid

The most common mistake is ordering from rough estimates instead of exact measurements, which leads to units that do not fit the space or the products. Skipping the approval of the written specification can also result in a vitrine that differs from what was imagined.

Our recommendation

Before ordering, measure the space at its narrowest point and decide which products must fit inside, then share both with us so the layout is planned around them. Approving the drawing carefully is the best way to avoid changes later.

Summary

A custom glass display vitrine is built to your store's exact dimensions, from on-site measurement through approved drawing to factory production and installation. The same made-to-measure approach works for glass partitions that complete your shop's layout.

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